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Our webinar ''Complementary microelectronics hardware concepts: Outstanding results of the FirstTo6G and 6G-REFERENCE joint efforts’’ is just around the corner!

Following the successful webinar that we organised last January, the FirstTo6G and 6G-REFERENCE SNS consortia are pleased to announce a second edition.

This second webinar will take place on Thursday, 12 November 2026 from 15:00 to 17:00 CET.

We will present some of the most notable results from both projects, followed by an open discussion about our approaches and the synergies between these two SNS projects, and potentially others.

Notably, you will...

  • discover how millimeter-wave RF front-ends for next-generation 6G transceivers can be developed in 22nm FDSOI Technology
  • learn more about a digitally oriented fractional-N phase-locked loop (PLL) architecture that combines direct sampling of a crystal reference sinewave with high-frequency signal generation up to 20 GHz
  • explore how spatial filtering techniques can improve the estimation of signal arrival times and directions in challenging wireless environments
  • discover how algorithm-based automation is transforming the design and synthesis of RF and microwave power amplifiers

Browse through the full programme and register on our dedicated event page, and bring all your colleagues and friends with you!

See you soon online!

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Second joint webinar with the 6G-REFERENCE project - 12 Nov 2026, 15.00-17.00 CET

Following the successful webinar that we organised with our SNS sister project, 6G-REFERENCE, last January, we are pleased to announce a second edition. Join us for the second webinar on 12 November 2026 from 15:00 to 17:00 CET!

Our microelectronics hardware concepts and the resulting research complement each other, and we share the same SNS-JU stream: 'B-01-05: Microelectronics-based Solutions for 6G Networks'.

We will present some of the most notable results from both projects, followed by an open discussion about our approaches and the synergies between these two SNS projects, and potentially others.

Discover the full programme and register on our dedicated event page. 

See you soon online! 

A look back and a look ahead

Greetings from the magnificent Baroque town of Solothurn in Switzerland, where we are currently gathered for our second evaluation meeting, which we are combining with internal discussions on our recent work focusing on the characterisation of component performance and in preparation for the final integration and demonstration phase. We are enjoying fruitful discussions and promising results in a beautiful setting, with good meals and a lovely excursion to the local peak of the Weissenstein.

Fruitful discussions in Stockholm

We’ve just returned from our fourth consortium meeting in Kista/Stockholm, Sweden. It was great to meet up and sit down together in person, discuss technical details and make plans for the integration and demonstration of our high-performance TRx components. A big thank you to our hosts at Sivers Semiconductors for the flawless organisation, including the truly impressive dinner cruise.

Webinar on complementary microelectronics hardware concepts - recording now available

Thank you for participating in our webinar on complementary microelectronics hardware concepts, which we organised together with 6G-REFERENCE on 29 January 2026. Your attendance and lively discussion made the event a great success.

The recording of the webinar is now available on our website. We invite you to watch the entire recording or individual presentations.

We look forward to your feedback and are already starting to plan a follow-up webinar. Stay tuned!

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FirstTo6G has received funding from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) and its members under the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme and by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI).

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